Hello, everyone.
This is Enta.
Do you change your password regularly?
So, this time,Recommendation to Change Your PasswordThat's it.
It’s easy to think that account hijacking is a thing of the past these days. But accounts on Facebook are constantly being hijacked, aren’t they?
Identity thieves are after your personal information.
That said, you're probably thinking, "There's no way they could steal that kind of info! lol."
In fact, even if the information about yourself isn't that significant, what about the information that comes after it?
There might be some outrageous information in there.
In short, if your account is hijacked, you could end up aiding and abetting a criminal.
I've been receiving emails lately that contain compressed files labeled "invoices."
Plus, it's the name of a construction company I know, lol
It seems that someone at that company probably opened the compressed file, and the moment they did, their data was stolen, and now that email address is being used to send the same email over and over to other email addresses (at other companies).
The simplest solution would be to delete that email address and create a new one.
If we don't do that, it will keep spreading to companies run by people we know, and in the worst-case scenario, it could lead to secondary infections, tertiary infections... and it would just keep going on and on.
To that end, first of all, do not open any compressed files you receive via email.
Unless you have a specific reason to think so.
And change your password regularly.
This is the surefire solution.
Especially those of you who proudly proclaim, “I’m terrible with computers!” Even though you’re not good at it, don’t just start clicking on everything, lol.
When creating a password,We recommend generating a strong password and changing it.
I created this on this site, but I'll list the minimum requirements here.
1. 8 characters or more (12 characters is ideal)
2. Use of uppercase, lowercase, and numbers (absolutely essential these days)
3. Avoid Consecutive Repeated Characters
That's all you need.
Let's try making one as an example.
Me = enta
Onoken's birthday = 1207
(Mr. Onoken, a slope maintenance specialist in Machida City)
by combining
Since it's easy to guess, you shouldn't actually use your birthday as a password, but this password is "Password Strength CheckerIf you search for "",
Very Strong
It's really strong!
*This is merely an example.
If possible, it might actually be just right to be the kind of person who forgets passwords.
In my case, I write down the important paths on paper and post them up. (I also keep them in the cloud... but that’s a secret.)
After all, to protect information,So, does that mean analog is the best!?
If you receive an email or LINE message asking for something like that,
Please either ignore this or verify the person's identity over the phone.
I thought, "I'll be fine!"—but my Instagram account actually got hacked before lol
In other words, I had fallen into the normalcy bias.
See you later.
This site is really interesting.
